Process for making stable high viscosity amino silicone emulsion

ABSTRACT

A stable highly viscous aminosilicone polymeric fluids and a process for synthesis of stable high viscosity amino silicone emulsion by using the said aminosilicone polymeric fluid by way of a simple and cost-effective manufacturing process yielding emulsions in large scale commercial process with a particle size from 0.01 micron to 150 micron for diverse applications such as in personal care, specially hair care, textile, release and alike.

The present invention relates to a stable highly viscous aminosiliconepolymeric fluid and in particular, relates to a process for thesynthesis of stable high viscosity amino silicone emulsion involving thesaid aminosilicone polymeric fluid by way of a simple and cost-effectivemanufacturing process that would not require the involvement of complexmachine and thus can be readily used for making emulsion in large scalecommercial process with a particle sizes from 0.01 micron to 150 micronfor diverse applications such as in personal care, specially hair care,textile, release and alike.

Importantly, the process is directed to be easily adapted for highviscous amino silicone emulsion production for diverse beneficial enduse in personal care, specially in hair care; textiles; home care,release and alike applications. More importantly, the silicone emulsionproduced by way of the process of the present invention is in the rangefrom 0.01 micron to 150 micron (D50 value) with a very narrow particlesize distribution which is highly stable and found to have consolidatedadvantageous and beneficial use in personal care, textile softener,different release applications, in fabric care, paper coating and otherapplication and is not limited to the said applications.

It is well known to provide amino silicone emulsions with varyingparticle sizes to suit different end applications and uses.

Amino silicone and an emulsion of amino silicone has been in use fordifferent end use applications with certain benefits especially intextiles for softener, in conditioners for hair care, in PU release. Itis also well known to use amino silicone emulsion in such applicationwith a limited to specific application in textiles, personal care,release, and not limited to said applications.

Today globally silicone in personal care, especially in hair careformulations has become essential as a performance ingredient in thesaid products by the way of its presence in small amount within theformulations. In accordance with the market demand and competition,cosmetic manufacturers are using different kinds of silicone productswith different functionalities in such formulations to optimize theproduct effects. As a result of such large variety of formulation,product complexity also increases with use of multi silicone componentsin the formulation. In the categories of different silicone emulsions,most popular category of silicone emulsions, like dimethicone ordimethiconol or vinyldimethicone or vinyldimethiconol or mixture ofthese components are used in different hair care applications. Mostimportant part of these silicone emulsions is the availability indifferent variants as per formulation requirements with variation ofparticle sizes from 0.02 micron to 50 micron, with different oilviscosities from few hundred to few million cps and wherein suchemulsions can be made by simple stirring or homogenizing either bymechanical process or emulsion polymerization process. Application ofthese emulsions are only limited to specific beneficial attributes likesilkiness, softness, reduced wet & dry combing force in 2-in-1 shampoobut are not so effective to improve the shine on hair. This dimethiconeor dimethiconol or vinyldimethicone or vinyldimethiconol emulsion/s arenot able to deliver even above said conditioning properties in antidandruff shampoo and needs another additional silicone emulsion ofdifferent functionality like amodimethicone (amino silicone emulsion) inthe formulation of different categories of conditioners to optimize onthe conditioning effects. Another big disadvantage of dimethicone ordimethiconol or vinyldimethicone or vinyldimethiconol emulsion/s in caseof shampoo formulations is that about 80% silicone is washed off whilerinsing the hair in water with a maximum of 20% silicone deposition onhair. It is thus wastage of silicone, down-the-drain to pollute theenvironment.

Due to the lack of awareness, hair is exposed many rigorous and damagingchemical and physical processes during its lifetime. Hair damage resultschange in feel, appearance & physical properties of the hair andnegative impact on the consumers satisfaction. Current products based onsurface lubrication technologies & improve tactile benefits. Consumersexperience and observe that the current product is an instant effect butdoesn't last long.

Consumer needs to prevent these damage processes by way of usingdifferent appropriate hair washing products that target siliconedeposition technologies. To eliminate or alleviate this consumer problemshould lead to a product having high deposition on tips and less inroots. As it is well known in the art, a lipid layer covers the cuticlesand protects the hair from damage. Due to continuous hair washing withdifferent chemicals and physical treatment, lipid layer from normal hairgets removed and cuticle layer opens up. As soon as, cuticle layeropens, hair starts to get damaged very fast due to chemical used and byphysical treatment if right product is not used for washing or hairtreatment. During the damage process, hair tips become damage first androots remains less damaged due to oily protection from sebum. Therefore,silicone deposition must be less in roots so that sebum can freelysecretes from roots, otherwise hair fall takes place very fast. On theother hand, most of silicone used as mentioned above in hair careformulation is heterogeneously deposited on hair during washing andmostly transferred to roots rather than tips. Amino silicones thus hasunique solution to resolve such above said problem. Properly designedamino silicone due to its cationic nature is predominantly deposited attips and much less in roots. Hence, protect the damage hair from furtherdamage.

Amino silicone emulsion is thus a highly popular category of siliconeknown for its use in different hair care formulations. Most importantpart of amino silicone is its application in wide conditioningformulations in different hair care products and irrespective of productcategories, amino silicone emulsion improves softness, shine and wetcombing of hair by way of its application in different types of haircare products. Amino silicone emulsion is available on differentparticle sizes in the range of 0.01 micron to 150 micron having low tomoderate viscosity oil prepared by way of stirring or homogenizing inmechanical process. Amino silicone can be made by emulsionpolymerization process by stirring or homogenizing with a particle sizes0.01 micron to 150 micron having apparent internal oil viscosity fromfew hundred to few hundred thousand cps. This viscosity rise is not atrue linear propagation of di-functional unit of siloxane bond but moreof inter or intra molecular or both condensation due to presence ofreactive groups in alpha omega positions in the polymer chain orhydrogen bonding of reactive groups at alpha omega position in the chainwith amino group in the polymer chain i.e. cross linking of amino withsiloxane in the form of trifunctional propagation. So, amino emulsionhaving higher fluid viscosity by emulsion polymerization processcontains amino silicone polymeric oil having mostly resin type structurewith a loss of amine functionality. Therefore, amino emulsion obtainedby emulsion polymerization having particle sizes from 0.01 micron to 150micron having polymers with cross-linking nature becomes less effectivein conditioning properties due to the damage of amino groups as comparedto emulsion made by the process of stirring or homogenizing amino oil,emulsifiers and water mechanically. Generally, making an aminosiliconepolymeric fluid with more than 25000 cps is always a problem due tocross linking that ultimately gets gelled due to formation of resinstructure.

EP0269889 by Norbert Gamon, EP 0628589 by Stevan Edward Cray & Mubarik MChowdhry and U.S. Pat. No. 6,093,841 by Norbert Winkhofer & HolgerRautschek describes different processes for making amino siliconepolymeric fluid. Non of the abovesaid prior art patents clearly defineshow a stable high viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid is producedfrom amino silane and polysiloxane oligomer since highly viscous aminosilane has an affinity towards condensation between themselves in having—OH group or —OR group at alpha omega position in amino fluid that formshydrogen bond with the amino group.

There are still some other categories of silicone emulsions which arebeing used in different hair care products like poly ether modifiedsilicone or poly quaternary silicones. All these products have mildconditioning properties with higher negative impact in hair careproduct.

Therefore all low viscous amino silicone emulsion results in poorsilkiness and dry combing when used in different hair care products. So,to compensate for such properties, either a high oil viscositycontaining dimethicone or dimethiconol or vinyldimethicone orvinyldimethiconol emulsion is added in combination to amino siliconeemulsion. Still, these amino silicone emulsion with other siliconeemulsion is not a solution in shampoo formulations due to extreme dropin shampoo viscosity for e.g. a shampoo base having viscosity 8000-10000cps drops to below 100 cps after addition of low viscous amino siliconeemulsion. Such negative aspects are associated with amino siliconeemulsion added when alone or in combination with other silicone. Sometimes, a high amount of thickening agent is used to build up shampooviscosity which not only increases formulation cost but also showednegative sensory effect on hair.

Nowadays, in global hair care market, shampoos as hair care productsconstitute more than 70% in comparison to other hair care products.Therefore, such negative properties of amino silicone are found to limitthe use of such emulsions in different hair care applications.

On the other hand, amino silicone emulsion shows a positive advantage ofmaximum silicone transfer on hair due to its cationic nature as high as50-60% by way of optimizing shampoo formulation in combination ofsuitable depositing agent. This high range of silicone deposition isimpossible with other type of dimethicone or dimethiconol orvinyldimethicone or vinyldimethiconol silicone emulsion.

As would be apparent from the above state of the art and discussionstherein, that it is a longfelt need to look for the possible applicationof amino silicone emulsion's in different hair care products, and it isthus essential not only to save the silicone from wastage while rinsingof hair in water but also have a possibility to use in all hair careapplications if a stable linear high viscous amino fluid with a polymerviscosity min 60000 cps or above could be manufactured with a propercontrol of amine number and then use such amino silicone polymeric fluidto make high viscous amino silicone emulsion is such a way such thatthere is a minimum impact in shampoo viscosity observed after additionin shampoo formulation. These high viscosities amino silicone emulsionswould thus provide for optimum conditioning effects in different haircare products without any negative sensory effect and diversifyeffective and advantageous use of silicone in hair care applications.

In is thus a basic object of the invention to provide for a stable highviscous amino silicone polymeric fluid and an emulsion thereof withreduced affinity of condensation between themselves so as to stabilizethe said high viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid and the emulsionmade out of it.

It is another object of the invention to provide for a process of makingstable highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid having polymerviscosity of at least 50000 cps or more by way of a simple andcost-effective manufacturing process that would curtail the involvementof complex machine and thus can be readily used for making emulsion inlarge scale commercial process with particle sizes from 0.01 micron to150 micron for diverse applications such as in personal care, speciallyhair care, textile, release and alike.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making high viscous amino silicone emulsion from stable high viscousamino silicone polymeric fluid that would not affect shampoo viscosityand would thus not limit its addition to different hair care products.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making high viscous amino silicone emulsion from stable high viscousamino silicone polymeric fluid that would enable maximum siliconedeposition even on rinsing the hair while applying the hair care productcontaining the said emulsion that would aid in reducing the siliconewastage down-the-drain and into the environment.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making high viscous amino silicone emulsion from stable high viscousamino silicone polymeric fluid that would enable maximum siliconedeposition on hair tip and less deposition on hair root even on rinsingthe hair while applying the hair care product containing the saidemulsion.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making silicone emulsion from stable high viscous amino siliconefluid that would provide excellent conditioning properties like soft,silky and shiny hair with excellent cleaning, volume and wet & drycombing.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making silicone emulsion from stable highly viscous amino siliconepolymeric fluid that would provide excellent conditioning properties indifferent hair care product like shampoo, anti dandruff shampoo, hairconditioners, conditioner for hair colouring, hair cream and alikeapplication.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making silicone emulsion from stable high viscous amino siliconepolymeric fluid with viscosity range of from 50000 cps to 3 Mio cps byway of mixing or homogenising in emulsion machine after addition ofamino fluid, emulsifiers and water or by way of mixing with the additionof emulsifiers and water after making stable high viscous amino fluid inthe emulsion machine.

Another object of the invention is directed to provide a simple processof making high viscous amino silicone emulsion from stable high viscousamino silicone polymeric fluid that would maintain an amine number below0.12.

Thus according to the basic aspect of the invention there is provided astable highly viscous amino silicone emulsion comprising (i) a stablehighly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid of viscosity of at least50000 cps to up to 2 Mio cps with an amine number of up to 0.12, (ii)non-ionic and/or (iii) cationic emulsifiers and said emulsion having aparticle size of up to 150 micron.

According to another aspect of the invention there is provided a stablehighly viscous amino silicone emulsion comprises highly viscous aminosilicone polymeric fluid comprising hydrolysed amino silane solutionfree of alkoxy group in the alpha omega position in the amino silane ofgeneral formula

(R¹)_(a)(R¹O)_(b)Si(—R²—NR³—R²—NR³)_(4-a-b)  (I)

Wherein ‘b’ is the integer of maximum 3 and ‘a’ maximum 2;

Wherein R¹ is a monofunctional, saturated or unsaturated alkyl groupwith 1 to 20 carbon atoms or monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20carbon atoms;

Wherein R² is the difunctional alkylene group with 1 to 10 carbon atomsor difunctional aryl group with 6 to 10 carbon atoms;

Wherein R³ is the hydrogen atom or atoms or saturated or unsaturatedalkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atoms or monofunctional aryl group with6 to 20 carbon atoms.

According to yet another aspect of the present invention there isprovided a stable highly viscous amino silicone emulsion wherein thesaid hydrolysed amino silane solution free of alkoxy group in the alphaomega position of the amino silanes are selected fromCH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₄H₈—NH—C₃H₆—NHC₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₄H₉O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NCH₃—C₂H₄—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NHC₄H₉, CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(CH₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃ and most preferably are selected fromthe silanes including CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₃H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—CH₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂ andCH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂.

According to another preferred aspect of the invention there is provideda stable highly viscous amino silicone emulsion wherein the non-ionicemulsifiers of HLB value in between 5-19 are preferably selected fromthe category of polyoxyalkylene alkyl ether, polyoxyalkylene alkylphenylethers and polyoxyalkylene sorbitan esters, more preferably from thecategory of said non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB value in between 8-19including polyethylene glycol octyl ether; Polyethylene glycol laurylether; Polyethylene glycol tridecyl ether; Polyethylene glycolisotridecyl ether, Polyethylene glycol cetyl ether; Polyethylene glycolcetostearyl ether, Polyethylene glycol stearyl ether; polyethyleneglycol nonylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol dodecylphenyl ether;polyethylene glycol cetylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol stearylphenylether; polyethylene glycol sorbitan mono stearate and polyethyleneglycol sorbitan mono oleate, more preferably from the category of thesaid non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB value in-between 8-17, yetpreferably from the category of the said non-ionic emulsifiers with HLBvalue 10-14 by selecting different non-ionic emulsifiers with HLB valuesfrom 8-17 and wherein the cationic emulsifiers are selected from, tetraalkyl ammonium halides, tetra aryl ammonium halides, tetra alkyl arylammonium halides, also including salt, Quaternary ammonium compoundincluding salt, polyquaternium compound having INCI name polyquaternium1 to 75 and alike in use together with said non-ionic emulsifiers.

In yet further aspect of the invention there is provided a process forthe synthesis of a said stable high viscous amino silicone emulsioncomprising the steps of:

-   -   i. providing a stable high viscosity amino silicone polymeric        fluid with viscosity in the range of 50000 cps to 2 Mio cps;    -   ii. adding the said stable high viscosity amino silicone        polymeric fluid thereof in an amount 20 to 60% by wt together        with non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB in the range of 10-14        comprising mixture of non-ionic emulsifiers in an amount 2 to        20% by wt and water in an amount 35 to 75% by wt and/or an        cationic emulsifier/s in an amount from zero to 7% by wt.; more        preferably, 25 to 50% by wt amino silicone polymeric fluid        together with non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB in the range of        10-14 comprising mixture of non-ionic emulsifiers in an amount 5        to 20% by wt and water in an amount 26 to 70% by wt and/or an        cationic emulsifier/s in an amount from 0 to 4% by wt.;    -   iii. homogenizing the mix by combination of stirrer and        homogenizer at a temperature range of 10 to 40° C. and obtaining        the said emulsion therefrom.

A yet preferred aspect of the process of the invention involves morethan one emulsifier with combined HLB value between 8-14 facilitates thesynthesis of a stable emulsion.

Advantageously, in the above said process depending on the particle sizerequirement in the final emulsion, stirrer or homogenizer or combinationof both is used for synthesizing the said stable emulsion and whereinthe stirrer includes turbine, paddle, propeller, viscojet or alike andnot limited to specified stirrers and wherein homogeniser includesturrax or rotor-stator type homogenizer or alike and not limited tospecified homogeniser.

More advantageously, in the above said process the stability of theemulsion remarkably improves by the addition of organic acid to adjustthe final emulsion pH toward acidic pH and wherein the preferableorganic acids include formic acid, acetic acid, Propionic acid,Isopropionic acid, butyric acid, Isobutyric acid, tert-butyric acid,Pentanoic acid and isomers, Hexanoic acid and isomers, Heptanoic acidand isomers, Octanoic acid and isomers and most preferable acid isacetic acid.

Also, in the above said process maintaining a temperature in the rangeof 10 to 40° C. is suitable while making emulsion preferably,maintaining a temperature below 20° C. is suitable to generate particlesize of under 1000 nm in the emulsion and for emulsion having particlesize more than 1000 nm, higher temperature around 40° C. is required.

Further in the above said process for the synthesis of a stable highviscous amino silicone emulsion with particle size below 1000 nm,comprising the steps of:

-   -   i. Adding emulsifiers in the emulsion tank by taking a small        portion of water in the emulsion tank; minutes followed by        addition of desired quantity of the amino fluid    -   ii. Mixing of the water and emulsifiers for few and homogenizing        the mix until it becomes a thick paste;    -   iii. Adding the rest of the water in a controlled manner        followed by homogenizing the mix after each addition of water;    -   iv. Adding biocide at the level of 15 ppm for preserving the        emulsion against microbial contamination and obtaining the said        emulsion.

Also, in the said process for the manufacture of a stable high viscousamino silicone emulsion with particle size above 1000 nm, comprising thesteps of:

-   -   i. Adding total water and emulsifiers in the tank wherein        depending on the type of emulsifiers, temperature of the mixture        was increased so that emulsifiers dissolve in water;    -   ii. Cooling the emulsifier/s solution below 40° C.;    -   iii. Adding desired quantity of high viscous amino fluid in the        emulsion tank and stirred until desired particle size achieved        in the emulsion wherein for high particle emulsion, viscojet        stirrer being more preferable to achieve very stable emulsion        and narrow distribution of particle size;    -   iv. Adding the biocide at the level of 15 ppm for preserving        emulsion against microbial contamination and obtaining the said        emulsion.

In another aspect of the present invention there is provided a stablehighly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid of viscosity of at least50000 cps to up to 2 Mio cps and an amine number of up to 0.12comprising of hydrolysed amino silane solution free of alkoxy andhydroxyl groups in alpha omega position of the amino silane molecule.

In yet another aspect of the present invention a process for thesynthesis of highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid is providedcomprising the steps of

-   -   i. reacting the hydrolysed amino silane solution with the linear        oligomer of organopolysiloxane or organocyclosiloxane or mixture        thereof together with a polymer chain stopper in presence of        alkaline catalyst at 70-150° C. and preferably in the        temperature range of 100-140° C. under N₂ atmosphere;    -   ii. Neutralizing the polymer after completion of the reaction        with acidic organic compound compatible with the said amino        silicone polymer;    -   iii. Removing the volatiles in the amino silicone polymer by        vacuum stripping at 110 to 220° C. and most preferably vacuum        stripping in the temperature range of 150-180° C. and obtaining        the said amino silicone polymer thereof that was then cooled to        room temperature under vacuum after completion of stripping.

In another preferred aspect of the above said process for the synthesisof highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid, the linear oligomer oforganopolysiloxane used is of the general formula, OH(R¹R¹SiO)_(n)H

Wherein R¹ is the monofunctional, saturated or unsaturated alkyl groupwith 1 to 20 carbon atoms or monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20carbon atoms. Most preferably R¹ group is the methyl group;

Wherein n is the integer vary from 5 to 500 and most preferably varyingfrom 10 to 60;

Wherein Organocyclosiloxane is of the general formula, (R¹R¹SiO)_(m)

Wherein R¹ is the monofunctional, saturated or unsaturated alkyl groupwith 1 to 20 carbon atoms or monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20carbon atoms, most preferably methyl group;

Wherein m is the integer vary from 4 to 10 with most preferable valuesvarying from 4 to 5.

In another preferred aspect of the above said process for the synthesisof highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid the polymer chainstopper is a mono functional organic radical or organic group or a shortchain organic polymer having mono function group attached at a, cposition most preferably hexamethyldisiloxane or short chainpolydimethyl siloxane having trimethyl siloxy groups attached at c, oposition.

In yet another preferred aspect of the above said process for thesynthesis of highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid the alkalinecatalyst is alkaline metal hydroxide or alkoxide or quaternary salts orsuitable polymerization catalyst especially potassium or caesiummethoxide or ethoxide preferable catalyst for making high viscous aminoemulsion.

In a further preferred aspect of the above said process for thesynthesis of highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid the quantityof the hydrolysed amino silane solution in the reaction mixture isdependent on amine number requirement of the final high viscousaminosilicone polymeric fluid and wherein the requirement of the saidamine number is up to 0.12 and preferably within 0.06 is required forthe synthesis of the said stable highly viscous aminosilicone polymerand wherein the hydrolysed amino oligomer in an amount of 0.5 to 4% bywt. is added in the reaction mixture to control amine number of the saidstable highly viscous amino silicone polymer below 0.12 wherein the saidamount is again dependent on type of amino oligomer, concentration ofthe oligomer in solvent after hydrolysis.

In another aspect of the present invention there is provided ahydrolysed amino silane solution for its application in viscousconditioning formulations and free of alkoxy group in the alpha omegaposition in the amino silane of general formula

(R¹)_(a)(R¹O)_(b)Si(—R²—NR³—R²—NR³)_(4-a-b)  (I)

Wherein ‘b’ is the integer of maximum 3 and ‘a’ maximum 2;

Wherein R¹ is a monofunctional, saturated or unsaturated alkyl groupwith 1 to 20 carbon atoms or monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20carbon atoms;

Wherein R² is the difunctional alkylene group with 1 to 10 carbon atomsor difunctional aryl group with 6 to 10 carbon atoms;

Wherein R³ is the hydrogen atom or atoms or saturated or unsaturatedalkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atoms or monofunctional aryl group with6 to 20 carbon atoms.

In yet another preferred aspect of the present invention wherein thehydrolysed amino silane solution involves the amino silanes forhydrolysis that are selected from CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₄H₈—NH—C₃H₆—NHC₂H₅; C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₄H₉O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NCH₃—C₂H₄—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NHC₄H₉, CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃ and most preferably obtained from thesilanes such as CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₁—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₂H_(s)O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂;CH(CH₃O)₂—Si—CH₆—NH₂; CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄CH(CH₃)—NH₂ and CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂.

In a yet further aspect of the present invention there is provided aprocess for the preparation of the hydrolysed amino silane solution freeof alkoxy group in the alpha omega position of the said silane moleculecomprising the steps of:

-   -   i. Dissolving the silane in an organic solvent in the        concentration range of up to 20% preferably selected from        aromatic solvents including toluene, xylene or aliphatic solvent        including octane or cyclosiloxane including octamethyl        cyclosiloxane, decamethylcyclopentasiloxane or any other higher        cyclosiloxane or mixture thereof or low viscous silicone oil        most preferable solvents being cyclosiloxane and particularly        octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane;    -   ii. Adding water in a stoichiometric amount half mole in respect        of ‘b’ in the said silane of general Formula I and in controlled        amount in nitrogen atmosphere in a temperature range of        50-130° C. preferably in the temperature range of 60 to 100° C.        to split the alcoxy group completely from silane molecule;    -   iii. Distilling out the alcohol from the reaction mixture,        cooling the reaction mixture and obtaining the said hydrolysed        silane solution thereof.

As discussed hereinbefore the present invention provides for stable highviscous amino silicone polymeric fluids and emulsions thereof and itsprocess of manufacture. The present invention particularly relates tosynthesis of the highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid withpolymer viscosity of at least 50000 cps and emulsions made out of itwith particle size in the range of 0.01-150 micron suited for diverseapplications in products related to personal care such as hair care,textile, release and the like.

Importantly, it is found by way of the present invention that one of thecritical aspects, which enable producing the stable linear high viscousamino silicone polymeric fluid is to control the amine number of thesaid polymeric fluid which has an important role to stabilize the fluidwhen polymer attains high viscosity. Type of catalyst, quantity ofcatalyst employed in the said process of synthesis also plays animportant role to stabilize the said high viscosity amino fluid.Quantity of amino silane oligomer used while synthesizing the said aminosilicone polymeric fluid also controls the stability final viscosity,stability of the emulsion and emulsion performance in end useapplications especially in personal care application and moreimportantly in hair care product without showing any negative sensoryeffect.

Advantageously, it is also found by way of the present invention thatthe same enables the production of an emulsion of high viscous aminosilicone polymeric fluid by a simple process due to selective use ofemulsifiers. Also the quantity of the emulsifiers has great role to makethe emulsion stable. In particular, the above process of making highviscous amino silicone emulsion of different particle sizes isstabilized by use of surfactants having a critical HLB values that helpto make faster desired particle size emulsion by using simple high shearmixer without the need for complex a high capital shear mixer. It isalso important to control temperature for achieving desired particlesize with narrow distribution of the particle wherein to make theemulsion in between 20 to 40° C. helps to quickly achieve desiredparticle size high viscous amino silicone emulsion.

Moreover, the present invention further identifies the importance of theselective use of non-ionic emulsifier by way of a mixture of non-ionichaving HLB value of the mixture in-between 5 to 15 shows optimumcombinations to make stable different particle stable emulsion with ahelp of simple high shear mixer. Furthermore, the addition of thecationic emulsifiers optimizes the performance of the emulsion in finalapplications as found by way of the present invention.

The three major steps leading to the applications of the high viscousamino silicone emulsion made by the process of the present invention areaccomplished in the following stages involving:

-   -   1. Synthesis of highly viscous stable amino silicone polymeric        fluids    -   2. Making of emulsions by utilizing the said high viscous amino        silicone polymeric fluids with different particle sizes    -   3. Applications of the said high viscous amino silicone emulsion

The details of the invention, its nature and objects are explainedhereunder in greater detail in relation to the following non-limitingexamples.

EXAMPLE 1 Synthesis of High Viscous Stable Amino Silicone PolymericFluids

According to the present invention, synthesis of highly viscous aminosilicone emulsion comprises of the following steps,

-   -   a. Hydrolysis of alcoxy group of amino silane in cyclosiloxane        or in other low viscous silicone oil    -   b. Synthesis of highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid by        using the hydrolyzed amino silane solution of step ‘a’ above,        silicone cyclosiloxane or short chain silicone oligomer or        mixture thereof and α, ω-trialkyl siloxy siloxane in presence of        an alkaline catalyst.

EXAMPLE 1a Hydrolysis of Alcoxy Group of Amino Silane Molecule in LowViscous Silicone Solvent

According to the present invention, amino silane used for hydrolysis hasthe general formula I

(R¹)_(a)(R¹O)_(b)Si(—R²—NR³—R²—NR³)_(4-a-b)  (I)

For hydrolysing the silane represented by the general Formula I, first,maximum 50% of the silane is dissolved in suitable solvent whereinsilane becomes clearly soluble. Preferably the concentration of thesilane in the solvent is maintained to up to a maximum of 20% forcarrying out total splitting of alcoxy groups attached to silanemolecule. Concentration of the amino silane is thus an important aspectfor complete splitting of the alcoxy groups completely from the silanemolecule. With increasing the concentration of silane, solubility ofhydrolysed silane starts to decrease and as the solubility starts todecrease, splitting of alcoxy group from silane also become difficult.If hydrolysis is carried out in presence of insoluble hydrolysed silane,then after addition of water, hydrolysed silane gets gelled after sometime. The main object of the present invention is to achieve alcoxygroup free hydrolysed silane solution so that it can use in the secondstage of reaction easily that would be free of alcoxy groups in alphaomega position during the synthesis of high viscous amino fluid.Solvents to solubilise silane are aromatic solvents such as toluene,xylene or the like or aliphatic solvent like octane or the like orcyclosiloxane like octamethyl cyclosiloxane,decamethylcyclopentasiloxane or any other higher cyclosiloxane ormixture thereof or low viscous silicone oil. According to the presentinvention, most preferable solvent is cyclosiloxane and particularlyoctamethylcyclotetrasiloxane. Water requirement is stoichiometricallyhalf mole in respect of ‘b’ in the silane of general Formula I to splitthe alcoxy group completely from silane molecule.

Hydrolysis is carried out at a temperature of 50-130° C. with controlledaddition of water under nitrogen atmosphere. Most preferable temperatureaccording to the present invention for hydrolysis varies from 60 to 100°C. After addition of water, the reaction is continued until all alcoholcome out from the reaction kettle. The reaction kettle was cooled andthe amine number of the liquid in the kettle was measured. This aminonumber is required in the next stage of reaction to set the quantity ofhydrolyzed amino silane solution required for carrying out the synthesisof high viscous amino fluid with desired amino number in the final highviscous amino fluid.

EXAMPLE 1b Synthesis of High Viscous Amino Silicone Polymeric Fluid fromHydrolyzed Amino Silane Solution

Synthesis of stable high viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid has twomajor aspects;

i) to synthesise hydrolyzed amino silane solution free from alcoxy groupfor making high viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid with no alcoxytermination and also to ensure during the synthesis of the saidhydrolysed amino silane that there is no gellation of hydrolyzed aminosilane oligomer after losing the said alcoxy group. Both these factorsare important for making stable hydrolysed amino silane oligomer andstable high viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid. The hydrolysed aminosilane produced as described above improves the stability of highviscous amino silicone polymeric fluid by restricting inter molecularcondensation of terminal hydroxyl or alcoxy group also reduce the chanceof hydrogen bonding with terminal reacting group such as amino group inthe side chain.ii) stabilising the said high viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid bycontrolling intra or inter molecular hydrogen bonding between the sidechain amino groups. Therefore, it is important to select an amine numberof the highly viscous aminosilicone polymeric fluid in such way thatnumber of amino groups placed in the chain from one amino and distancewith respect to another amino is long enough to reduce the chance ofhydrogen bonding between the said amino groups as they are placed beyondthe hydrogen bonding distance. According to present invention, highviscosity amino silicone polymeric fluid within amine no 0.12 showsexcellent stability on polymer viscosity. More particularly, aminenumber within 0.06 is most preferable for the synthesis of stable highviscous amino fluid.

The synthesis of said high viscous amino silicone is carried out byreacting the linear oligomer of organopolysiloxane ororganocyclosiloxane or mixture thereof together with hydrolysed aminosilane as above and a polymer chain stopper in presence of alkalinecatalyst at 70-150° C. under N₂ atmosphere. After completion of thereaction, the polymer is neutralized with acidic organic compound whichis compatible with amino silicone polymer. Volatiles in the aminosilicone polymer are removed by vacuum stripping at 110 to 220° C. Theamino silicone polymer was then cooled to room temperature under vacuumafter completion of stripping.

Polymerisation of linear organopolysiloxane or organocyclosiloxane ormixture thereof with hydrolysed amino silane and chain stopper iscarried out at 70-150° C. under N₂ atmosphere in presence of alkalinecatalyst with the most preferable temperature range of 100-140° C. Aftercompletion of reaction, the high viscous amino silicone polymer isneutralised with acidic organic compound and most preferably with silylphosphate.

Volatiles from the polymer is stripped out under vacuum at 110 to 220°C. and most preferably ranges from 150 to 180° C.

According to the process of the present invention to prepare the highviscous amino fluid, the quantity of chain stopper required is dependenton the final amino silicone polymer viscosity targeted. Amino siliconepolymer viscosity of at least 50000 cps up to 2 Mio cps is safelysynthesized without any gel formation by controlled addition of chainstopper with most preferred viscosity range of from 200000-500000 cpsthat can be utilized for various different applications.

EXAMPLE 1c Emulsion Making of Highly Viscous Amino Silicone PolymericFluids with Different Particle Size

According to the present invention, a wide range of high viscous aminosilicone emulsions having particle sizes up to 150 micron (high particleemulsion) are formulated in together with non-ionic emulsifiers ormixture of non-ionic and cationic emulsifiers by using simple stirringsystem or by high speed homogenizer.

It is also observed according to the present invention, two differenttypes of emulsifiers system require for two ranges of particle sizes.For particle sizes below 1000 nm of high viscous amino siliconeemulsion, non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB value in between 5-19 aresuitable to make the emulsion process simpler. Most useful surfactantsof this category are polyoxyalkylene alkyl ether, polyoxyalkylenealkylphenyl ethers polyoxyalkylene sorbitan esters. More precisely, someuseful surfactants having HLB value in between 8-19 are polyethyleneglycol octyl ether; Polyethylene glycol lauryl ether; Polyethyleneglycol tridecyl ether; Polyethylene glycol isotridecyl ether,Polyethylene glycol cetyl ether; Polyethylene glycol cetostearyl ether,Polyethylene glycol stearyl ether; polyethylene glycol nonylphenylether; polyethylene glycol dodecylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycolcetylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol staerylphenyl ether; polyethyleneglycol sorbitan mono stearate and polyethylene glycol sorbitan monooleate. It is also preferable non-ionic surfactant having HLB valuein-between 8-17 is useful to make high viscous amino silicone emulsionby using simple shear mixer in shorter period and it is also art of thisinvention to use 10-14 HLB emulsifier system by selecting differentnon-ionic surfactants having HLB values from 8-17 for making stable highviscous amino silicone emulsion. It is also important art of theinvention to use a defined amount amino oil and emulsifier for makingstable high viscous amino oil emulsion. Generally, 20 to 60% by wt aminosilicone fluid together with non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB in therange of 10-14 comprising mixture of non-ionic emulsifiers in an amount2 to 20% by wt and water in an amount 35 to 75% by wt and/or an cationicemulsifier/s in an amount from zero to 7% by wt. More particularly, 25to 50% by wt amino silicone fluid together with non-ionic emulsifiershaving HLB in the range of 10-14 comprising mixture of non-ionicemulsifiers in an amount 5 to 20% by wt and water in an amount 26 to 70%by wt and/or an cationic emulsifier/s in an amount from zero to 4% bywt. It is important to use more than one emulsifier with combined HLBvalue between 8-14 for making stable emulsion.

For particle sizes above 1000 nm of high viscous amino siliconeemulsion, non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB value in between 5-19 aresuitable to make the emulsion process simpler. Most useful surfactantsof this category are polyoxyalkylene alkyl ether, polyoxyalkylenealkylphenyl ethers and polyoxyalkylene sorbitan esters. More precisely,some useful surfactants having HLB value in between 8-19 arepolyethylene glycol octyl ether; Polyethylene glycol lauryl ether;Polyethylene glycol tridecyl ether; Polyethylene glycol isotridecylether, Polyethylene glycol cetyl ether; Polyethylene glycol cetostearylether, Polyethylene glycol stearyl ether; polyethylene glycolnonylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol dodecylphenyl ether; polyethyleneglycol cetylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol staerylphenyl ether;polyethylene glycol sorbitan mono stearate and polyethylene glycolsorbitan mono oleate. It is also preferable non-ionic surfactant havingHLB value in-between 8-17 is useful to make high viscous amino siliconeemulsion by using simple shear mixer in shorter period and it is alsoart of this invention to use 8-14 HLB emulsifier system by selectingdifferent non-ionic surfactants having HLB values from 6-15 for makingstable high viscous amino silicone emulsion. It is also important art ofthe invention to use a defined amount amino oil and emulsifier formaking stable high viscous amino oil emulsion. Generally, 20 to 60% bywt amino silicone fluid together with non-ionic emulsifiers having HLBin the range of 8-14 comprising single emulsifier or mixture ofnon-ionic emulsifiers in an amount 2 to 20% by wt and water in an amount35 to 75% by wt and/or an cationic emulsifier/s in an amount from zeroto 7% by wt. More particularly, 30 to 60% by wt amino silicone fluidtogether with non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB in the range of 8-14comprising mixture of non-ionic emulsifiers in an amount 2 to 10% by wtand water in an amount 27 to 68% by wt and/or an cationic emulsifier/sin an amount from 0.1 to 3% by wt. It is important to use more than oneemulsifier with combined HLB value between 8-14 for making stableemulsion.

It is also observed the stability of the emulsion remarkably improved bythe addition of organic acid and adjust final emulsion pH toward acidicpH.

Further addition of a biocide at the end of the emulsion making processhelps to protect the emulsion from microbial contamination.

Another important aspect of the process of the present invention is tocontrol temperature while making emulsion of high viscous amino oil.Maintaining a temperature in the range of 10 to 40° C. is suitable whilemaking emulsion. More particularly, maintaining a temperature below 20°C. is suitable while making emulsion to generate particle size of under1000 nm and for emulsion having particle size more than 1000 nm, highertemperature around 40° C. is required for dispersing waxy typeemulsifier/s.

The process of making a highly viscous amino silicone emulsion havingparticle size below 1000 nm, comprises the steps of: a small portion ofwater is taken in the emulsion tank and emulsifiers are added in thetank. The water and emulsifiers are mixed for few minutes. Then, desiredquantity of the amino fluid was added in the tank and the mixture washomogenized till the mixture become thick paste. Then, the rest of thewater was added in a controlled manner and the mixture was homogenizedafter each addition of water. Finally, biocide was added for preservingthe emulsion against microbial contamination; whereas for making aminosilicone emulsion having particle size above 1000, first total water andemulsifiers transfer in the tank and depending on the type ofemulsifiers, temperature of the mixture was increased so thatemulsifiers dissolve in water. Then, the emulsifier/s solution wascooled below 40° C. Desired quantity of high viscous amino fluid in theemulsion tank was added and continued to stir till desire particle sizewas achieved in the emulsion. For high particle emulsion, viscojetstirrer is more preferable to achieve very stable emulsion and narrowdistribution of particle size. Viscosjet is useful to controltemperature of the emulsion during stirring since viscojet generatesminimum heat while mixing the emulsion. Finally, add biocide forpreserving emulsion against microbial contamination.

EXAMPLE 2 Applications of High Viscous Amino Silicone Emulsion

High viscous amino silicone emulsions have wide applications includingpersonal care, home care, textile, paper coating, release etc. Inpersonal care, especially in hair care, when finished productsformulated with high viscous amino silicone emulsions showed a widerange of sensory (softness, body, volume, shine), detangling, controldepositions, foam controls benefits. The high viscous amino siliconeemulsions obtained by way of the present invention are similarlyeffective in different hair care formulations like 2-in-1 shampoo, Hairconditioner, Hair gel, Hair colour conditioner and are not limited tosaid applications only.

According to the present invention, high viscous amino siliconeemulsions are not only deliver different conditioning benefits but alsominimizes the negative effect like drop in shampoo viscosity that isnormally observed particularly in case of low viscous amino fluid below50000 cps. It is also an art of the present invention to optimize theeffect of high viscous amino silicone emulsion used in hair careformulation together with depositing agent having INCI namepolyquaternium 1 to 75 and/or Cationic polymer including salt and/orQuaternary ammonium compound including salt.

According to the present invention, high viscous amino siliconeemulsions are not only deliver the excellent conditioning properties butalso repair the damage hair in together with suitable deposition agentvia more deposit on damage hair and less on non-damage hair. For thesecontrol deposition or target deposition, different cationic depositingagents found suitable for optimum deposition. Most preferable one isPolyquaternium 07.

High viscous amino emulsion stability test in shampoo formulations arecarried out at 45° C. for 90 days in air circulating oven and viscositymeasured at regular interval by Brookfield viscometer at 25° C.

EXAMPLE 2a Treatment of Hair Tresses with 2-in-1 Shampoo Take 15 gms ofhair tress (having length 15 cm) to be tested and immerse in Pet-ether(60-80° C. boiling range) for 1 hr. After 1 hr boiling, dry the hair inopen air. Then wash with SLES. Dry again in open air.

Take half portion of the shampoo to be applied (0.1 gm of shampoo/g ofhair) and apply it along the whole length of the tress for 30 s. Keep ituntouched for 30 s. Then wash it off properly. Again apply the restportion of the shampoo in similar way for 30 s and keep it untouched for30 s. Then finally wash it off with water properly. Then dry the hairtresses.

EXAMPLE 2b Combing Force Evaluation by Machine (Tinius Olsen MaterialsTesting Machine)

Measure the force of hair after setting the following parameters in theinstrument.

Load range=80 N, Extension range=130 mm, Speed=100 mm/min, Unit load=70N

Measure combing force of the hair tresses treated with shampoocontaining silicone and without silicone in dry & wet condition.

EXAMPLE 2c Frictional Force Force Evaluation by Machine (Tinius OlsenMaterials Testing Machine)

Measure the friction of hair after setting the following parameters inthe instrument.

Load range=1 N, Extension range=130 mm, Speed=100 mm/min, Sled wt=0.1

Endpoint=120 mm, Mean peak size=0.3N

Measure frictional force of the hair tresses treated with shampoocontaining silicone and without silicone in dry & wet condition.

EXAMPLE 2c Frictional Force Force Evaluation by Machine (Tinius OlsenMaterials Testing Machine)

Measure the friction of hair after setting the following parameters inthe instrument.

Load range=1 N, Extension range=130 mm, Speed=100 mm/min, Sled wt=0.1

Endpoint=120 mm, Mean peak size=0.3N

Measure frictional force of the hair tresses treated with shampoocontaining silicone and without silicone in dry & wet condition

EXAMPLE 2d Study of Gloss of Hair by GTI Minimatcher

Take the treated hair tresses and place on the viewing surface. The hairtresses are observed under three lighting conditions—store light,incandescent light and daylight fluorescent light.

EXAMPLE 2e Measurement of the Foam Profile of Shampoo

First take 1.75 gm of shampoo and dissolve it in 500 ml of DM water.Take the prepared solution in 1500 ml measuring cylinder of contifoam.Then switch on the machine and set the following parameters as follows;pump speed: 150 lit/hr, pumping time=20 sec and total machine runningtime=1800 sec and then study and compare the foam profile. From theprofile report, note the foam height after pump off.

EXAMPLE 2f Measurement of Silicone Deposition on Hair

Take the hair tresses to be tested and immerse in Pet-ether (60-80° C.boiling range) for 3 hrs. Then dry hair in open air. These will betreated as damaged hair. For normal hair tresses wash with 1% SLESsolution. Dry in open air. The hair samples are ready for nest step oftreatment. Cut the hair tresses into many switches as per therequirement. The hair switches are rinsed under running water at 35-40°C. with a controlled flow rate set at 41/min 0.1 g shampoo/g of hair isapplied along the length of the switches which are agitated/massaged for30 seconds. The switches are rinsed under the running water for 30seconds during which the operator runs a thumb and forefinger along thelength of the switch every 5 seconds. The procedure is repeated a secondtime. Dry the hair tresses. Cut the hair tresses into small pieces.Weight of the hair taken should be in between 1-1.5 g.

Also take a bare hair both normal and damaged without silicone forcomparison. The hair tresses are then analysed in X-Ray Fluorescenceanalyser.

EXAMPLE 2g Salon Study

Salon test was performed on 14 volunteers with half the hair on thevolunteers studied against control and half the hair studied with newlydeveloped products.

Execution of the activity study involved the following steps:

-   -   1. The hair was divided into 2 parts;    -   2. 1st Half of the hair was wetted;    -   3. 4 ml Shampoo is taken in Syringe from test shampoo;    -   4. A line of shampoo was drawn on the hair with the syringe;    -   5. Lather was generated for 2 minutes exactly;    -   6. The lather was collected in a broad mouth cylinder by        squeezing out the shampoo from hair;    -   7. The hair was rinsed clean. The time noted should be        maintained for the second part of hair;    -   8. Dry The hair was dried with towel;    -   9. Standard comb was taken and combed until the hair was free of        knots. The time was noted and recorded as Wet Combing.    -   10. The feel of hair for clean, squeaky clean, oily feel,        softness & silkiness was also noted;    -   11. The same process was followed with the next half of hair        with control [points 2-10];    -   12. The hair was dried under a table fan;    -   13. Points 9 and 10 was followed again and noted as Dry Combing        & other properties;    -   14. Checking for Flyaway was done by placing the comb 2 inch        above air and the portion of the hair was observed that gets        affected by static charge;    -   15. Gloss, shine on the hair was checked in black room under        incessant light.

EXAMPLE 3a Reaction Conditions for Working Examples Under Tables 1 & 2

All reactions in Table 1 & 2 were carried in a 7 lit SS reactor equippedwith pitched blade turbine stirrer with mechanical seal and havingsufficient power that could stir low viscous as well high viscosityamino fluid. Reactor is also equipped with temperature control systemwith jacketed heating and cooling system. Reactor also connected withsmall high efficient tube condenser with reflux system and a receiverconnected at bottom of condenser. Reactor is also equipped to work underN₂ blanketing and also under vacuum up to—760 mm Hg and also underpressure up to 10 bars.

In the table 1, first stage means took all ingredients in the reactorand then carried reaction as mentioned in 1^(st) stage reactioncondition. 2^(nd) stage means took all ingredients in the reactor thosementioned in 2^(nd) stage after completion of 1^(st) stage of reaction.In table 1, where stages are not mentioned, took all ingredientstogether in the reactor and carried out reactor as mentioned in reactioncondition. Similarly, in the table 2, all reactants took in the reactorand carried out reactor as mentioned in reaction condition. Allreactions were carried out under N2 blanket otherwise any othercondition mentioned in reaction condition.

EXAMPLE 3b Reaction Conditions for Working Examples Under Tables 3 & 4

In case of emulsion making by turrax, water part was taken as mentionedin the said table in a container. Then emulsifiers were added and mixedfor few minutes to disperse emulsifiers in water. Then, viscous aminofluid was added first and then, all other ingredients were added asmentioned in the table with mixing time. Then, the steps for wateraddition were followed as per instruction in the table. A jacketedcontainer was used which connected with controlled water bath forcontrolling the temperature of the emulsion.

In case of preparing the emulsion by viscojet, all ingredients weretaken in the emulsion container except the viscous amino fluid and mixedfor few minutes to disperse emulsifiers in water. Then, the amino fluidwas added and continued to mix as per instruction mentioned in the saidtable. Finally, other ingredients were added with time of mixing asmentioned in the table. A jacketed container was used which connectedwith controlled water bath for controlling temperature of the emulsion.

TABLE 1 Hydrolysis of Silane Cat- Exples Amino silane Siloxane Water Y/N1 CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH2 1st stage = D4/ 1st Y/KOH &CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH—C3H6—Si—(OCH3)2CH3; 682 gm & 2nd stage 0.9gm qty- stage = 2.7 gm & 38 gm & 4 gm, both took trimethylsiloxy 2nd in1st stage terminated stage PDMS(20 cps) 20 10 gm 2CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH2 1st stage = 1st Y/KOH &CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH—C3H6—Si—(OCH3)2CH3; D4/650 gm & stage 0 gm& 0.9 gm qty- 2nd stage = 2nd in 2.7 gm 380 gm & 40 gm; both tooktrimethylsiloxy stage ethanol in 1st stage terminated PDMS 102 gm (10cps) 337 gm 3 CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH2, D4, qty-1000 gm 46 gm Nqty-250 gm 4 CH3(C2H5O)2—Si—C3H6—NH2, D4, qty-1000 gm 50 gm N qty-250 gm5 CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH2, D4, qty-1000 gm 92 gm N qty-500 gm 6CH3(C2H5O)2—Si—C3H6—NH2, D4, qty-1000 gm 100 gm  N qty-500 gm Amine no %of of Alcohol alcohol reaction Exples Reaction condn qty recoveredproduct Remark 1 1st stage 4.8 36.4 Amine no- experiment carried out asper example 1 reaction = 140-150° C. 0.27 in pat no U.S. Pat. No.6,093,841A & low alcohol for 6 hr & recovery means high amount —OCH3 at2nd stage α, ω position turns unstable polymer reaction = 4 hr viscositydue to inter & intermolecular condensation 2 1st stage 63 47.7 Amine no-experiment carried out as per example 2 reaction = 140-150° C. 3.1 inpat no U.S. Pat. No. 6,093,841A & low alcohol for 4 hr & recovery meanshigh amount —OCH3 at 2nd stage α, ω position turns unstable polymerreaction = 4 hr viscosity due to inter & intermolecular condensation 3water added at 76 97.81 Amine no- here, no polymerization was carriedout. 70° C. for 4 hr & 1.96 Only hydrolysis amino oligomer thenhydrolysis dispersed in D4, Approx 98% alcohol carried out 90° C.recovered means amino oligomer free till alcohols came from —OCH3 4water added at 118 98.01 Amine no- here, no polymerization was carriedout. 70° C. for 4 hr & 0.95 Only hydrolysed amino oligomer thenhydrolysis dispersed in D4. Approx 98% alcohol carried out 90° C.recovered means amino oligomer free till alcohols came from —OC2H5 5water added at 69 44.40 Amine no- here, no polymerization was carriedout. 70° C. for 4 hr & 1.91 high amount of hydrolysed amino thenhydrolysis oligomer in D4 was not uniformly carried out 90° C. dispersedin D4. Approx 44.4% alcohol till alcohols came recovered means aminooligomer contained high amount of —OCH3 in α, ω position 6 water addedat 102 42.36 Amine no- here, no polymerization was carried out. 70° C.for 4 hr & 0.93 high amount of hydrolysed amino then hydrolysis oligomerin D4 was not uniformly carried out 90° C. dispersed in D4. Approx42.36% alcohol till alcohols came recovered means amino oligomercontained high amount of —OC2H5 in α, ω position

TABLE 2 Amino Fluid Synthesis Amino oligomer/ Reaction Amine Explesamino polymer Siloxane Cat condn Neutralization no  7 Amino fluid fromOH terminated 80 cps PDMD 1 gm 140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.035exp-1 as per oligomer, qty = 4016 gm 40% silyl phosphate & synthesizedpat alcoholic distilled at 180 C. no U.S. Pat. No. 6,093,841A; KOH undervacuum qty-529  8 Amino fluid from OH terminated 80 cps PDMD 1 gm 140 C.for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.033 exp-2 as per oligomer, qty PDMS = 4425gm 40% silyl phosphate & synthesized pat & Trimethylsiloxy alcoholicdistilled at 180 C. no U.S. Pat. No. 6,093,841A; terminated PDMD (10cps) = KOH under vacuum qty-46 85 gm  9 Amino OH terminated 80 cps PDMD1 gm 140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.034 hydrolyzate from oligomer,qty PDMS = 4389 gm 40% silyl phosphate & Example-3, qty- &Trimethylsiloxy alcoholic distilled at 180 C. 72 gm terminated PDMD (10cps) = KOH under vacuum 85 gm 10 Amino OH terminated 80 cps PDMD 1 gm140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.0355 hydrolyzate from oligomer, qtyPDMS = 4313 gm 40% silyl phosphate & Example-4, qty- & Trimethylsiloxyalcoholic distilled at 180 C. 147 gm terminated PDMD (10 cps) = KOHunder vacuum 85 gm 11 Amino OH terminated 80 cps PDMD 1 gm 140 C. for 6hr Neutralized with 0.036 hydrolyzate from oligomer, qty PDMS = 4387 gm40% silyl phosphate & Example-5, qty- & Trimethylsiloxy alcoholicdistilled at 180 C. 72 gm terminated PDMD (10 cps) = KOH under vacuum 12Amino OH terminated 80 cps PDMD 1 gm 140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with0.0345 hydrolyzate from oligomer, qty PDMS = 4310 gm 40% silyl phosphate& Example-6, qty- & Trimethylsiloxy alcoholic distilled at 180 C. 151 gmterminated PDMD (10 cps) = KOH under vacuum 85 gm 13 Amino OH terminated80 cps PDMD 1 gm 140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.0335 hydrolyzatefrom oligomer, qty PDMS = 4439 gm 40% silyl phosphate & Example-3, qty-& Trimethylsiloxy alcoholic distilled at 180 C. 72 gm terminated PDMD(10 cps) = KOH under vacuum 35 gm 14 Amino OH terminated 80 cps PDMD 1gm 140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.0361 hydrolyzate from oligomer,qty PDMS = 4363 gm 40% silyl phosphate & Example-4, qty- &Trimethylsiloxy alcoholic distilled at 180 C. 147 gm terminated PDMD (10cps) = KOH under vacuum 35 gm 15 CH3(CH3O)2—Si—C3H6—NH—C2H4—NH2, OHterminated 80 cps PDMD 1 gm 140 C. for 6 hr Neutralized with 0.12 qty-59gm oligomer, qty PDMS = 4387 gm 40% silyl phosphate & & Trimethylsiloxyalcoholic distilled at 180 C. terminated PDMD (10 cps) = KOH undervacuum 100 gm Polymer Polymer Polymer viscosity viscosity viscosityafter 15 after 15 after days at days at Exples distillation ambient 55°C. Remark  7 200000 Cps 800000 cps gelled when polymer made as per exp 1in pat no U.S. Pat. No. at 25 C. and gelling 6,093,841A used to makehigh viscous amino nature silicone fluid, synthesized polymer becomegelled after some times due to high alcoxy gr present and crosslinked onstorage due to inter and intra molecular condensation  8 190000 Cps800000 cps gelled when polymer made as per exp 1 in pat no U.S. Pat. No.at 25 C. and gelling 6,093,841A used to make high viscous amino naturesilicone fluid, synthesized polymer become gelled after some times dueto high alcoxy gr present and crosslinked on storage due to inter andintra molecular condensation  9 210000 Cps 215000 Cps 225000 Cps here,synthesized polymer showed highly at 25 C. at 25 C. at 25 C. stable inviscosity due to less reacting gr (—OCH3) and no crosslink took place onstorage due to inter and intra molecular condensation 10 215000 Cps225000 Cps 235000 Cps here, synthesized polymer showed highly at 25 C.at 25 C. at 25 C. stable in viscosity due to less reacting gr (—OCH3)and no crosslink took place on storage due to inter and intra molecularcondensation 11 205000 Cps 600000 Cps gelled here, synthesized polymerbecome gelled after at 25 C. at 25 C. some times due to high alcoxy grpresent and crosslinked on storage due to inter and intra molecularcondensation 12 197000 Cps 720000 Cps gelled here, synthesized polymerbecome gelled after at 25 C. at 25 C. some times due to high alcoxy grpresent and crosslinked on storage due to inter and intra molecularcondensation 13 490000 Cps 510000 Cps 590000 Cps here, synthesizedpolymer showed highly at 25 C. at 25 C. at 25 C. stable in viscosity dueto less reacting gr (—OCH3) and no crosslink took place on storage dueto inter and intra molecular condensation 14 510000 Cps 520000 Cps586000 Cps here, synthesized polymer showed highly at 25 C. at 25 C. at25 C. stable in viscosity due to less reacting gr (—OCH3) and nocrosslink took place on storage due to inter and intra molecularcondensation 15 5000 Cps 5500 Cps at 7000 Cps low viscous amino fluidstable even with highly at 25 C. 25 C. at 25 C. content of —OCH3

TABLE 3 Preparation of emulsions of amino silicone % of Expls FluidEmulsifiers, additive & biocid HLB Emulsifier water M/c 16 ExpIsotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, 6EO = 10.9 11.2 57.3% turrax Amino7.7%; Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, silicone 3EO = 1.9%, cetostrearylalcohol, fluid 9 = 20EO = 1.3%, 0.18% ppm AcOH & 12 ppm 30% MIT & CMIT17 Exp Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, 6EO = 11 10.8 59.1% turrax Amino7.2%; Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, silicone 3EO = 2.6%, cetostrearylalcohol, fluid 9 = 20EO = 1%, 600 ppm AcOH & 12 ppm 30% MIT & CMIT 18Exp Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated 13.8 3.5 38.1% Viscojet Amino 10EO =3.1%, Isotridecyl alcohol silicone ethoxylated 5EO = 0.4; fluid 9 =Acrylamiclopropyltrimonium 58% Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 0.2%;0.18% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT 19 Exp Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated13.5 3.5 37.6% Viscojet Amino 10EO = 3.2%, Stearyl alcohol 6EO =silicone 0.2%; Acrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid 9 = Chloride/AcrylamideCopolymer = 58% 0.7%; 0.18% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT 20 Exp Isotridecylalcohol ethoxylated 9.5 2.1 47.4% Viscojet Amino 3EO = 0.4%, Stearylalcohol 6EO = 1.7, silicone Acrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid 9 =Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 50% 0.4%; 0.15% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT21 Exp Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, 6EO = 11 10.9 58.8% turrax Amino7.4%; Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, silicone 3EO = 2.7%, cetostrearylalcohol, fluid14 = 20EO = 0.9%, 0.18% ppm AcOH & 12 ppm 30% MIT & CMIT22 Exp Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, 6EO = 10.9 11.2 57.3% turraxAmino 7.7%; Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, silicone 3EO = 1.9%,cetostrearyl alcohol, fluid 15 = 20EO = 1.3%, 0.18% ppm AcOH & 12 ppm30% MIT & CMIT Stability, Emul 55° C., 30 Expls Process D50 days 16mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 60 nm noAdded AcOH &15% of total water and mixed separation for 1 hr. Added (4 +4 + 11 + 17 + 49)% of total water and mixed 15 min after each additionof water. Added AcOH and mixed for 5 min. Finally added biocid and mixedfor 5 min 17 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min.180 nm no Added 13% of total water and mixed for 1 hr. separation Added(4 + 4 + 11 + 19 + 49)% of total water and mixed 15 min after eachaddition of water. Added AcOH and mixed for 5 min. Finally added biocidand mixed for 5 min 18 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with viscojetfor 3 000 nm no 5 min. Added AcOH and 54% of total water and separationmixed for 1 hr. Added rest water and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocidand mixed for 5 min 19 mixed Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylate & aminofluid 11800 nm no with viscojet for 5 min. Added AcOH and 59% ofseparation total water and mixed for 1 hr. Added rest water withcationic polymer and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5min 20 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 27000nm no Added AcOH and 57% of total water and separation mixed for 1 hr.Added rest water and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5min 21 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 74 nmno Added AcOH &15% of total water and mixed separation for 1 hr. Added(3 + 4 + 11 + 17 + 49)% of total water and mixed 15 min after eachaddition of water. Added AcOH and mixed for 5 min. Finally added biocidand mixed for 5 min 22 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turraxfor 5 min. 22 nm no Added AcOH &15% of total water and mixed separationfor 1 hr. Added (4 + 4 + 11 + 17 + 49)% of total water and mixed 15 minafter each addition of water. Added AcOH and mixed for 5 min. Finallyadded biocid and mixed for 5 min

TABLE 4 Preparation of emulsions of amino silicone % of Expls FluidEmulsifiers, additive & biocid HLB Emulsifier water M/c 23 ExpIsotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, 5EO = 10.5 13.8 56.0% turrax Amino13.8%; 0.18% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & silicone CMIT fluid 9 = 30% 24 ExpIsotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated, 10EO = 13.8 6 64.0% turrax Amino 6.0%;600 ppm AcOH & 12 ppm MIT silicone & CMIT fluid 9 = 30% 25 ExpIsotridecyl alcohol ethoxylated 10.5 12 30.0% Viscojet Amino 5EO = 2.4%,Acrylamidopropyltrimonium silicone Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = fluid14 = 0.2%; 0.18% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & 58% CMIT 26 Exp Isotridecyl alcoholethoxylated 13.8 6 35.1% Viscojet Amino 10EO = 3.5%, siliconeAcrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid14 = Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 58%0.7%; 0.18% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT 27 Exp Isotridecyl alcohol 9.5 2.148.0% Viscojet Amino ethoxylated10EO = 1.5%, siliconeAcrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid 9 = Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 50%0.4%; 0.15% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT 28 Exp Isotridecyl alcoholethoxylated 8 3.5 46.0% Viscojet Amino 3EO = 1.5%, siliconeAcrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid 9 = Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 50%0.4%; 0.15% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT 29 Exp Isotridecyl alcohol 9.5 2.148.0% Viscojet Amino ethoxylated10EO = 1.5%, siliconeAcrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid 14 = Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 50%0.4%; 0.15% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT 30 Exp Isotridecyl alcoholethoxylated 8 3.5 46.0% Viscojet Amino 3EO = 1.5%, siliconeAcrylamidopropyltrimonium fluid 14 = Chloride/Acrylamide Copolymer = 50%0.4%; 0.15% AcOH & 12 ppm MIT & CMIT Stability, Emul 55° C., 30 ExplsProcess D50 days 23 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for5 min. 420 nm separated Added AcOH &15% of total water and mixed for 1hr. Added (4 + 4 + 11 + 17 + 49)% of total water and mixed 15 min aftereach addition of water. Added AcOH and mixed for 5 min. Finally addedbiocid and mixed for 5 min 24 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid withturrax for 5 min. 550 nm separated Added 13% of total water and mixedfor 1 hr. Added (4 + 4 + 11 + 19 + 49)% of total water and mixed 15 minafter each addition of water. Added AcOH and mixed for 5 min. Finallyadded biocid and mixed for 5 min 25 mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluidwith viscojet for 7 000 nm separated 5 min. Added AcOH and 54% of totalwater and mixed for 1 hr. Added rest water and mixed 30 min. Finallyadded biocid and mixed for 5 min 26 mixed Isotridecyl alcohol ethoxylate& amino fluid 16000 nm separated with viscojet for 5 min. Added AcOH and59% of total water and mixed for 1 hr. Added rest water with cationicpolymer and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5 min 27mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 30000 nmseparated Added AcOH and 57% of total water and mixed for 1 hr. Addedrest water and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5 min 28mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 32000 nmseparated Added AcOH and 57% of total water and mixed for 1 hr. Addedrest water and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5 min 29mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 18000 nmseparated Added AcOH and 57% of total water and mixed for 1 hr. Addedrest water and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5 min 30mixed all emulsifiers & amino fluid with turrax for 5 min. 29000 nmseparated Added AcOH and 57% of total water and mixed for 1 hr. Addedrest water and mixed 30 min. Finally added biocid and mixed for 5 min

TABLE 5 Shampoo Base Composition Serial No Ingredients Quantity(wt %) aDemineralised water 25.47 * 4% anionic thickening 10.34 agent b SodiumLauryl ether sulphate 41.48 (30% active) Cocoamidopropyl betaine 4.79 cEthylene glycol mono 0.98 stearate PEG - 45 0.025 d depositing agent 0.2Glycerine 0.98 e 50% Sodium hydroxide 0.049 solution Demineralised water2.09 f Cosmetic grade mica 0.147 g 50% Sodium hydroxide 0.31 solutionDemineralised water 0.31 DMDM Hydantoin 0.098 h Kathon CG 0.021 DisodiumEDTA 0.049 i Perfume 0.049 j 15% Sodium chloride solution 8.71 * Made0.1% glydant stock solution in demineralised water. Then make 4%carbomer slurry in the stock solution.

Procedure:

-   1 Mixed ingredients a at 45° C. for 30 mins-   2 Mixed ingredients b at 45° C. for 30 mins-   3 Mixed ingredients c at 45° C. for 60 mins-   4 Mixed ingredients d at 45° C. for 45 mins-   5 Mixed ingredients e at 45° C. for 30 mins-   6 Mixed ingredients f at 45° C. for 60 mins-   7 Mixed ingredients g at 45° C. for 30 mins-   8 Mixed ingredients h at 45° C. for 30 mins-   9 Cooled the above mixture to room temperature and add perfume.-   10 Added sodium chloride solution and stir for 15 mins    Shampoo A contained Guar Hydroxylpropyl trimonium chloride as    depositing agent    Shampoo B contained Polyquaternium 10 as depositing agent    Shampoo C contained Polyquaternium 7 as depositing agent

TABLE 6 Shampoo Compositions % Silicone Sampoo Shampoo Base Siliconeemulsion vis, cps, Name composition emulsion (active) 25° C. ShmpA17Shampoo A Examp -17 5 8000 ShmpA18 Shampoo A Examp -18 2.6 7900 ShmpA20Shampoo A Examp -20 3 8400 ShmpA21 Shampoo A Examp -21 5 7600 ShmpA22Shampoo A Examp -22 5 2000 ShmpB17 Shampoo B Examp -17 5 8100 ShmpB18Shampoo B Examp -18 2.6 7900 ShmpB20 Shampoo B Examp -20 3 8400 ShmpB21Shampoo B Examp -21 5 7600 ShmpB22 Shampoo B Examp -22 5 2000 ShmpC17Shampoo C Examp -17 5 8000 ShmpC18 Shampoo C Examp -18 2.6 7900 ShmpC20Shampoo C Examp -20 3 8400 ShmpC21 Shampoo C Examp -21 5 7600 ShmpC22Shampoo C Examp -22 5 2000

TABLE 7 Heat Stability of Shampoos Heat stability at 45° C. Date ShmpA17ShmpA18 ShmpA20 ShmpA21 ShmpA22 ShmpB17 ShmpB18 ShmpB20 After 1 day 80007900 8400 7600 2000 8100 7900 8400 After 7 days 7900 7900 8200 7500 15007900 7900 8200 After 14 day

7900 7800 8200 7500 1100 7800 7800 8200 After 21 day

7800 7800 8100 7300 900 7800 7700 8100 After 28 day

7400 7600 7800 7300 500 7500 7600 7900 After 35 day

7400 7600 7800 7200 200 7500 7500 7900 After 42 day

7400 7600 7800 7200 200 7500 7500 7900 After 49 day

7400 7500 7700 7200 100 7400 7500 7600 After 56 day

7400 7500 7700 7200 100 7400 7500 7600 After 63 day

7400 7500 7700 7200 100 7400 7500 7600 After 70 days 7200 7200 7500 7200100 7200 7000 7400 After 77 day

7200 7200 7500 7200 100 7200 7000 7400 After 84 day

7000 7100 7400 7000 100 7000 7000 7200 After 91 day

7000 7000 7400 7000 100 7000 7000 7100 Heat stability at 45° C. DateShmpB21 ShmpB22 ShmpC17 ShmpC18 ShmpC20 ShmpC21 ShmpC22 After 1 day 76002000 8000 7900 8400 7600 2000 After 7 days 7500 1500 7900 7900 8300 75001500 After 14 day

7500 1000 7900 7700 8200 7500 1100 After 21 day

7400 800 7800 7800 8200 7400 800 After 28 day

7300 400 7400 7700 7900 7300 400 After 35 day

7300 200 7400 7600 7900 7300 200 After 42 day

7300 200 7400 7600 7900 7300 200 After 49 day

7200 100 7400 7400 7700 7200 100 After 56 day

7200 100 7400 7400 7700 7200 100 After 63 day

7200 100 7400 7400 7700 7200 100 After 70 days 7200 100 7200 7200 74007200 100 After 77 day

7200 100 7200 7200 7400 7200 100 After 84 day

7000 100 7000 7000 7200 7200 100 After 91 day

7000 100 7000 7000 7100 7200 100

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TABLE 8 Sensory Evaluation of Shampoo's by Machine Attributes #ControlShmpA17 ShmpA18 ShmpA20 ShmpA21 ShmpA22 ShmpB17 ShmpB18 Change %, Wetcombing force 70 85 79 78 82 68 86 80 Change %, Wet surface smoothness7.8 22 15 20 27 9.3 31 29 Change %, Dry combing force 55 86 80 81 86 7588 85 Change %, Dry surface smoothness 3.2 35 27 30 39 16 42 34 Gloss onwet hair + ++ ++ ++ ++ + ++ ++ Gloss on dry hair + ++ ++ ++ ++ + ++ ++Foam height, mm 700 790 790 770 760 790 780 770 Attributes ShmpB20ShmpB21 ShmpB22 ShmpC17 ShmpC18 ShmpC20 ShmpC21 ShmpC22 Change %, Wetcombing force 78 80 60 90 84 78 85 70 Change %, Wet surface smoothness19 26 8.5 56 29 27 41 7.7 Change %, Dry combing force 82 86 71 95 90 8489 79 Change %, Dry surface smoothness 29 39 14 65 41 38 50 18.2 Glosson wet hair ++ ++ + +++ ++ ++ ++ + Gloss on dry hair ++ ++ + +++ ++ ++++ + Foam height, mm 760 760 790 800 780 780 760 790 #Control shampoocomposition - Shampoo base A with 1.5% active Wacker Belsil 3140E (50%active one million cps dimethiconol oil anionic EP emulsion)

TABLE 9 Silicone Deposition on hair Attributes #Control ShmpA17 ShmpA18ShmpA20 ShmpA21 ShmpA22 ShmpB17 ShmpB18 Deposition % on normal hair 1233 29 32 33 17 29 23 Deposition % on damaged hair 25 48 45 50 52 25 5647 Attributes ShmpB20 ShmpB21 ShmpB22 ShmpC17 ShmpC18 ShmpC20 ShmpC21ShmpC22 Deposition % on normal hair 27 25 15 22 25 17 23 19 Deposition %on damaged hair 53 55 24 67 52 58 50 27 #Control shampoo composition -Shampoo base A with 1.5% active Wacker Belsil 3140E

TABLE 10 SHAMPOO EVALUATION IN SALON Attributes #Control ShmpA17 ControlShmpA18 Control ShmpA20 Control ShmpA21 Control ShmpA22 Viscosity 85008000 8500 7900 8500 8400 8500 7600 8500 2000 Foam 6   8 7   7 7   7 7  7 6 8 Wet Combing 4

4

5   9 4

6 6 Dry Combing 6   8 6   8 6   8 6   8 8 6 Softness 7   7 7   7 7   7 7  7 5 9 Volume 6   5 6   5 6   5 6   5 6 3 Silkyness 6   8 5   9 6   8 5  9 6 8 Shine after washing 3

4

4

4

5 7 Shine after 24 3

5   9 3

5   9 5 6 Wet Softness 2

5   9 5   9 5   9 5 8 Cleaning 6   5 6   5 6   5 6   5 6 5 AttributesControl ShmpB17 Control ShmpB18 Control ShmpB20 Viscosity 8500 8100 85007900 8500 8400 Foam 7   7 6   8 6   8 Wet Combing 3

3

5   9 Dry Combing 5   9 5   9 5   8 Softness 6   8 6   8 4   8 Volume 6  5 6   5 6   5 Silkyness 5   9 5   9 4   8 Shine after washing 2

3

3

Shine after 24 3

5   9 3

Wet Softness 2

5   9 5   9 Cleaning 6   5 6   5 6   5 Attributes Control ShmpB21Control ShmpB22 Control ShmpC17 Control ShmpC18 Control ShmpC20Viscosity 8500 7600 8500 2000 8500 8000 8500 7900 8500 8400 Foam 7 7   77 7 5   9 7   7 6   8 Wet Combing 3

6 5 2

4

3

Dry Combing 6   8 7 7 5   9 6   8 5   9 Softness 7   7 5 9 4

4

4

Volume 6   5 6 3 6   5 7   5 6   6 Silkyness 4   9 6 8 3

5   9 5   9 Shine after washing 3

6 7 2

3

4

Shine after 24 2

6 6 2

4

5   9 Wet Softness 3

5 8 2

4

4

Cleaning 6   6 6 5 6   7 5   6 4   6 Attributes Control ShmpC21 ControlShmpC22 Viscosity 8500 7600 8500 2000 Foam 7 7   7 7 7 Wet Combing 3

5 2 Dry Combing 4   6 6 5 Softness 4

9 4 Volume 5   4 3 6 Silkyness 4

8 3 Shine after washing 3

7 2 Shine after 24 3

6 2 Wet Softness 3

8 2 Cleaning 6   6 5 6 #Control shampoo composition—Shampoo Base A with1.5% active Wacker Belsil 3140E (50% activeone million cps dimethiconoloil anionic EP emulsion)

In Table 1, and examples 1 & 2 therein were carried out according to theprocess mentioned in U.S. Pat. No. 6,093,841A wherein after hydrolysis,only 35-45% alcohol recovered meaning hydrolysed silane still contained55-65% alcoxy group. As a result, the polymers illustrated underexamples 7 and 8 of Table 2 prepared by using the silane of example 1 &2 gets gelled due to high alcoxy group content in the silane whichafterward gets cross linked by intra or inter molecular condensation orhydrogen bonding with the amine group.

Hydrolysis of silane carried out by way of the present invention,illustrated in Table 1, under examples 3 & 4 showed 98% alcohol recoverymeaning the hydrolysed silane was almost free from alcoxy groups.Therefore, the amino fluids made out of the said hydrolysed silane underexamples 3 & 4 and illustrated under examples 9, 10, 13 & 14 in Table 2,reflected no gellation even after heat ageing at 55° C.

Again, the high concentration of amino silane in the solvent as perexamples 5 & 6 in Table 1 were unable to split alcoxy groups from aminosilanes that resulted in low amount alcohol recovery. As a result, whenamino fluids were made by using hydrolyzed silane as per example 5 & 6and as illustrated in examples 11 & 12 in table 2, it gets gelled due tohigh alcoxy group content in the silane which afterward gets crosslinked by intra or inter molecular condensation or hydrogen bonding withamine group. Therefore, from table 1 & 2, it is clear that a stable highviscous amino fluid is made possible if silane used for making suchamino fluid is free from alcoxy groups.

In Table 3, emulsions made by using hydrolysed silane from examples 3 &4 of Table 1 leading to amino fluids 9 and 14 of Table 2 along withemulsifiers with HLB values 8-15 with a desired combination of fluid andemulsifiers according to present invention are found to be stable atdifferent particles sizes, as illustrated in examples 16 to 21.

Again, in table 4, emulsions made by using hydrolysed silane fromexamples 3 & 4 of Table 1 leading to amino fluids 9 and 14 of Table 2along with emulsifiers with HLB values 8-15 with a different combinationof fluid and emulsifies were found unstable at different particlessizes, showed in examples 23 to 30. Therefore, from Table 3 & 4, it isunderstood that a stable high viscous amino fluid is only possible if aright combination of mixed emulsifiers with or without cationicemulsifier is used together with the high viscous amino silicone fluid.

Importantly in Table 3, emulsion 21 is utilized for studying theperformance of standard amino silicone fluid emulsion with highlyviscous amino fluid emulsions made according to the present invention.

For the study of high viscous amino silicone emulsion performance in2-in-1 type shampoo, a base as illustrated in Table 5 is prepared.Shampoo base was categorized as shampoo A, B & C according to differentdepositing agents. 15 different shampoo formulations with additional onecontrol shampoo were prepared for studying the performance of highviscous amino emulsions made by way of the present invention. 15different shampoo formulations were studied according to compositionsillustrated in Table 6.

Viscosity stability of the shampoos at 45° C. is shown in Table 7. Allshampoos made as per Table 6 were kept at 45° C. for 3 months andshampoo viscosity for formulations under Table 6 such as formulationsShampA17 to ShampA21 were observed against standard shampoo formulationsShmpA22, ShmpB22 & ShmpC22 containing emulsion of standard viscosityamino fluid of Example 22 under Table 3. The formulations ShmpA22,ShmpB22 & ShmpC22 showed drastical drop in shampoo viscosity whereasother shampoos containing high viscous amino silicone emulsions showedmarginal drops in shampoo viscosity.

Shampoo viscosity is an important parameter for getting application ofshampoo on hair. Basic problem of low viscosity shampoo on hair washingis to slip out during washing of hair and also an important parameterfrom consumer point of acceptability since consumer accept shampoo withcertain thick consistency but consumers believe lower viscosity shampoomeans some problem in the product. Generally minimum 4000 cps shampooviscosity is required at the end of storage cycle and according to thepresent invention, all shampoo containing high viscosity amino emulsionremains well within the limit at the end of heat ageing cycle.

Tables 8 and 10, illustrate the conditioning properties of the shampooswith different type's high viscous amino silicone emulsions obtained byway of the present invention as compared with standard amino siliconeemulsion and control silicone emulsion. From the analysis, it is clearthat high viscous amino silicone emulsions having particle sizes below300 nm showed excellent conditioning effects in-comparison to controlformulation as mentioned below Table 8 and shampoo with standard aminosilicone emulsion. It was also observed Shampoos containing high viscousamino emulsions with depositing agent Polyquart-7 was found to becomparatively better in conditioning effect in comparison to Shampooscontaining high viscous amino emulsions with depositing agentPolyquart-10 and Guar Hydroxylpropyl trimonium chloride.

Table 9 illustrates silicone deposition of all shampoos on normal hair &damaged hair shown and observed silicone deposition on hair from shampoocontaining high viscous amino silicone emulsion much higher compare tocontrol shampoo and shampoo containing standard amino silicone emulsion.Moreover, shampoo containing high viscosity amino emulsion of thepresent invention always deposited higher amount of silicone on damagedhair meaning on hair tips and deposited less silicone on normal hairsuch as hair root. Most interestingly, shampoo C17 showed maximumdeposition on damage hair and less in roots. It was also observed fromtable no 9 that same amino emulsion with polyquaternium 7 as thecationic depositing agent transferred optimum amount of siloxane incomparison to shampoo containing same amino emulsion with differentdepositing agent. These controlled depositing properties not only repairthe damaged hair but also save hair fall due to less deposition ofsilicone at hair roots which helps a smooth secretion of sebum fromroots cells. Moreover, this property not only saves the wastage ofsilicone during application in hair washing but also helps to optimizethe best conditioning effect by using comparatively less dosage of highviscous amino silicone emulsion in the shampoo formulation making thesaid formulation an economical one.

Importantly, it is found by way of the invention that one of thecritical aspects, which enable producing the stable linear high viscousamino silicone fluid is that the amine number of the fluid which has animportant role to stabilize the fluid when polymer attains highviscosity. Type of catalyst, quantity of the catalyst also haveimportant role to stabilize high viscosity amino fluid. Quantity ofamino silane oligomer also controls the stability final viscosity,stability of the emulsion and emulsion performance in end useapplications especially in personal care application and moreimportantly in hair care product without showing any negative sensoryeffect.

It is also found by way of invention that the same enables theproduction of an emulsion of highly viscous amino silicone polymer by asimple process due to selective use of emulsifiers. Also the quantity ofthe emulsifiers has great role to make the emulsion stable. Inparticular, in the above process of making different particles highviscous amino silicone emulsion is stabilized by use of surfactantshaving a critical HLB values that help to make faster desire particlesize emulsion by using simple high shear mixer without need for complexa high capital shear mixer. It is also important to control temperaturefor achieving desire particle size with narrow distribution of theparticle.

Moreover, the present invention further identifies the importance of theselective use of non-ionic emulsifier by way of a mixture of non-ionicand cationic emulsifiers having HLB value of the mixture in-between 5 to19 shows optimum combinations to make stable different particle stableemulsion with a help of simple high shear mixer. Furthermore, in presentinvention cationic emulsifier may optimize performance in finalapplication.

1. A stable highly viscous amino silicone emulsion comprising (i) astable highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid of viscosity of atleast 50000 cps to up to 2 Mio cps with an amine number of up to 0.12obtained of hydrolysed amino silane solution having hydrolysed aminosilane oligomer free of alkoxy group in its alpha omega position andfree of any crosslinked silicone polymers or any other type of aminosilane or siloxane and involving essentially linear propagation of thedifunctional unit of the siloxane molecule, (ii) non-ionic and/or (iii)cationic emulsifiers and said emulsion having a particle size of up to150 micron.
 2. A stable highly viscous amino silicone emulsion asclaimed in claim 1 wherein the said highly viscous amino siliconepolymeric fluid is obtained of said hydrolysed amino silane solutionhaving hydrolysed amino silane oligomer free of alkoxy group in itsalpha omega position involving only amino silane of general formula(R¹)_(a)(R¹O)_(b)Si(—R²—NR³—R²—NR³)_(4-a-b)  (I) Wherein ‘b’ is theinteger of maximum 3 and ‘a’ maximum 2; Wherein R¹ is a monofunctional,saturated or unsaturated alkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atoms ormonofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20 carbon atoms; Wherein R² is thedifunctional alkylene group with 1 to 10 carbon atoms or difunctionalaryl group with 6 to 10 carbon atoms; Wherein R³ is the hydrogen atom oratoms or saturated or unsaturated alkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atomsor monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20 carbon atoms.
 3. A stablehighly viscous amino silicone emulsion as claimed in claim 1 wherein thesaid highly viscous amino silicone polymeric fluid is obtained of saidhydrolysed amino silane solution having hydrolysed amino silane oligomerfree of alkoxy group in its alpha omega position involving the aminosilanes selected from CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₄H₈—NH—C₃H₆—NHC₂H₅; C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₄H₉O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NCH₃—C₂H₄—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NHC₄H₉, CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃ and most preferably are selected fromthe silanes including CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂ andCH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂.
 4. A stable highly viscous aminosilicone emulsion as claimed in claim 1 wherein the non-ionicemulsifiers of HLB value in between 5-19 are preferably selected fromthe category of polyoxyalkylenealkyl ether, polyoxyalkylene alkylphenylethers and polyoxyalkylene sorbitan esters, more preferably from thecategory of said non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB value in between 8-19including polyethylene glycol octyl ether; Polyethylene glycol laurylether; Polyethylene glycol tridecyl ether; Polyethylene glycolisotridecyl ether, Polyethylene glycol cetyl ether; Polyethylene glycolcetostearyl ether, Polyethylene glycol stearyl ether; polyethyleneglycol nonylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol dodecylphenyl ether;polyethylene glycol cetylphenyl ether; polyethylene glycol stearylphenylether; polyethylene glycol sorbitan mono stearate and polyethyleneglycol sorbitan mono oleate, more preferably from the category of thesaid non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB value in-between 8-17, yetpreferably from the category of the said non-ionic emulsifiers with HLBvalue 10-14 by selecting different non-ionic emulsifiers with HLB valuesfrom 8-17 and wherein the cationic emulsifiers are selected from, tetraalkyl ammonium halides, tetra aryl ammonium halides, tetra alkyl arylammonium halides, also including salt, Quaternary ammonium compoundincluding salt, polyquatemium compound having INCI name polyquatemium 1to 75 and alike in use together with said non-ionic emulsifiers.
 5. Aprocess for the synthesis of a stable high viscous amino siliconeemulsion as claimed in claim 1 comprising the steps of: i. providing thesaid stable high viscosity amino silicone polymeric fluid with viscosityin the range of 50000 cps to 2 Mio cps comprising steps of (a)hydrolyzing the amino silane of said structure (I) to yield hydrolysedamino silane solution having hydrolysed amino silane oligomer free ofalkoxy groups in its alpha omega position and (b) producing said highviscous amino silicone polymeric fluid therefrom, which is free of anycrosslinked silicone polymers or any other type of amino silane orsiloxane and involving essentially linear propagation of thedifunctional unit of the siloxane molecule; ii. adding the said stablehigh viscosity amino silicone polymeric fluid thereof in an amount 20 to60% by wt together with said non-ionic emulsifiers having HLB in therange of 10-14 comprising mixture of non-ionic emulsifiers in an amount2 to 20% by wt and water in an amount 35 to 75% by wt and/or an cationicemulsifier/s in an amount from zero to 7% by wt.; more preferably, 25 to50% by wt amino silicone polymeric fluid together with non-ionicemulsifiers having HLB in the range of 10-14 comprising mixture ofnon-ionic emulsifiers in an amount 5 to 20% by wt and water in an amount26 to 70% by wt and/or an cationic emulsifier/s in an amount from 0 to4% by wt.; iii. homogenizing the mix by combination of stirrer andhomogenizer at a temperature range of 10 to 40° C. and obtaining thesaid emulsion therefrom.
 6. A process as claimed in claim 5 wherein theemulsion obtained comprise of more than one emulsifier and has a HLBvalue between 8-14 which facilitates the synthesis of said stableemulsion.
 7. A process as claimed in claim 5 wherein depending on theparticle size requirement in the final emulsion, stirrer or homogenizeror combination of both is used for synthesizing the said stable emulsionand wherein the stirrer includes turbine, paddle, propeller, viscojet oralike and not limited to specified stirrers and wherein homogeniserincludes turrax or rotor-stator type homogenizer or alike and notlimited to specified homogeniser.
 8. A process as claimed in claim 5wherein the stability of the emulsion remarkably improves by theaddition of organic acid to adjust the final emulsion pH toward acidicpH and wherein the preferable organic acids include formic acid, aceticacid, Propionic acid, Isopropionic acid, butyric acid, Isobutyric acid,tert-butyric acid, Pentanoic acid and isomers, Hexanoic acid andisomers, Heptanoic acid and isomers, Octanoic acid and isomers and mostpreferable acid is acetic acid.
 9. A process as claimed in claim 5wherein maintaining a temperature in the range of 10 to 40° C. issuitable while making emulsion preferably, maintaining a temperaturebelow 20° C. is suitable to generate particle size of under 1000 nm inthe emulsion and for emulsion having particle size more than 1000 nm,higher temperature around 40° C. is required.
 10. A process for thesynthesis of a stable high viscous amino silicone emulsion as claimed inclaim 5 with particle size below 1000 nm, comprising the steps of: i.Adding emulsifiers in the emulsion tank by taking a small portion ofwater in the emulsion tank; ii. Mixing of the water and emulsifiers forfew minutes followed by addition of desired quantity of the amino fluidand homogenizing the mix until it becomes a thick paste; iii. Adding therest of the water in a controlled manner followed by homogenizing themix after each addition of water; iv. Adding biocide at the level of 15ppm for preserving the emulsion against microbial contamination andobtaining the said emulsion.
 11. A process for the manufacture of astable high viscous amino silicone emulsion as claimed in claim 5 withparticle size above 1000 nm, comprising the steps of: i. Adding totalwater and emulsifiers in the tank wherein depending on the type ofemulsifiers, temperature of the mixture was increased so thatemulsifiers dissolve in water; ii. Cooling the emulsifier/s solutionbelow 40° C.; iii. Adding desired quantity of high viscous amino fluidin the emulsion tank and stirred until desired particle size achieved inthe emulsion wherein for high particle emulsion, viscojet stirrer beingmore preferable to achieve very stable emulsion and narrow distributionof particle size; iv. Adding the biocide at the level of 15 ppm forpreserving emulsion against microbial contamination and obtaining thesaid emulsion.
 12. A stable highly viscous amino silicone polymericfluid comprising of viscosity of at least 50000 cps to up to 2 Mio cpswith an amine number of up to 0.12 obtained of hydrolysed amino silanesolution having hydrolysed amino silane oligomer free of alkoxy groupsin its alpha omega position being and free of any crosslinked siliconepolymers or any other type of amino silane or siloxane and involvingessentially linear propagation of the difunctional unit of the siloxanemolecule.
 13. A process for the synthesis of highly viscous aminosilicone polymeric fluid as claimed in claim 12 comprising the steps ofi. reacting the said hydrolysed amino silane solution with the linearoligomer of organopolysiloxane or organocyclosiloxane or mixture thereoftogether with a polymer chain stopper in presence of alkaline catalystat 70-150° C. and preferably in the temperature range of 100-140° C.under N₂ atmosphere; ii. Neutralizing the polymer after completion ofthe reaction with acidic organic compound compatible with the said aminosilicone polymer; iii. Removing the volatiles in the amino siliconepolymer by vacuum stripping at 110 to 220° C. and most preferably vacuumstripping in the temperature range of 150-180° C. and obtaining the saidamino silicone polymer thereof that was then cooled to room temperatureunder vacuum after completion of stripping.
 14. A process as claimed inclaim 13 wherein the linear oligomer of organopolysiloxane used is ofthe general formula, OH(R¹R¹SiO)_(n)H Wherein R¹ is the monofunctional,saturated or unsaturated alkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atoms ormonofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20 carbon atoms. Most preferably R¹group is the methyl group; Wherein n is the integer vary from 5 to 500and most preferably varying from 10 to 60; Wherein Organocyclosiloxaneis of the general formula, (R¹R¹SiO)_(m) Wherein R¹ is themonofunctional, saturated or unsaturated alkyl group with 1 to 20 carbonatoms or monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20 carbon atoms, mostpreferably methyl group; Wherein m is the integer vary from 4 to 10 withmost preferable values varying from 4 to
 5. 15. A process as claimed inclaim 13 wherein the polymer chain stopper is a short chain organicpolymer having an organic group at α, ω position most preferablyhexamethyldisiloxane or short chain polydimethyl siloxane havingtrimethyl siloxy groups attached at α, ω position.
 16. A process asclaimed in claim 13 wherein the alkaline catalyst is alkaline metalhydroxide or alkoxide or quaternary salts or suitable polymerizationcatalyst especially potassium or caesium methoxide or ethoxidepreferable catalyst for making high viscous amino emulsion.
 17. Aprocess as claimed in claim 13 wherein the quantity of the hydrolysedamino silane solution in the reaction mixture is dependent on aminenumber requirement of the final high viscous aminosilicone polymericfluid and wherein the requirement of the said amine number is up to 0.12and preferably within 0.06 is required for the synthesis of the saidstable highly viscous aminosilicone polymer and wherein the hydrolysedamino oligomer in an amount of 0.5 to 4% by wt. is added in the reactionmixture to control amine number of the said stable highly viscous aminosilicone polymer below 0.12 wherein the said amount is again dependenton type of amino oligomer, concentration of the oligomer in solventafter hydrolysis.
 18. A hydrolysed amino silane solution for applicationin viscous conditioning formulations comprising of hydrolysed aminosilane solution having hydrolysed amino silane oligomer free of alkoxygroup in its alpha omega position obtained of only the amino silane ofgeneral formula(R¹)_(a)(R¹O)_(b)Si(—R²—NR³—R²—NR³)_(4-a-b)  (I) Wherein ‘b’ is theinteger of maximum 3 and ‘a’ maximum 2; Wherein R¹ is a monofunctional,saturated or unsaturated alkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atoms ormonofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20 carbon atoms; Wherein R² is thedifunctional alkylene group with 1 to 10 carbon atoms or difunctionalaryl group with 6 to 10 carbon atoms; Wherein R³ is the hydrogen atom oratoms or saturated or unsaturated alkyl group with 1 to 20 carbon atomsor monofunctional aryl group with 6 to 20 carbon atoms.
 19. A hydrolysedamino silane solution as claimed in claim 18 wherein the said aminosilanes for hydrolysis are selected from CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₄H₈—NH—C₃H₆—NHC₂H₅; C₂H₅(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₄H₉O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NCH₃—C₂H₄—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NHC₄H₉, CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NHCH₃; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—N(CH₃)₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NHCH₃ and most preferably obtained from thesilanes such as CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂; CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH—C₂H₄—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH—C₄H₈—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂;CH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₃H₆—NH₂; CH₃(CH₃O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂ andCH₃(C₂H₅O)₂—Si—C₂H₄—CH(CH₃)—NH₂.
 20. A process for the preparation ofthe hydrolysed amino silane solution as claimed in claim 18 havinghydrolysed amino silane oligomer free of alkoxy group in the alpha omegaposition comprises the steps of: i. Dissolving the silane in an organicsolvent in the concentration range of up to 20% preferably selected fromaromatic solvents including toluene, xylene or aliphatic solventincluding octane or cyclosiloxane including octamethyl cyclosiloxane,decamethylcyclopentasiloxane or any other higher cyclosiloxane ormixture thereof or low viscous silicone oil most preferable solventsbeing cyclosiloxane and particularly octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane; ii.Adding water in a stoichiometric amount half mole in respect of ‘b’ inthe said silane of general Formula I and in controlled amount innitrogen atmosphere in a temperature range of 50-130° C. preferably inthe temperature range of 60 to 100° C. to split the alcoxy groupcompletely from silane molecule; iii. Distilling out the alcohol fromthe reaction mixture, cooling the reaction mixture and obtaining thesaid hydrolysed silane solution thereof.
 21. A hydrolysed amino silanesolution having hydrolysed amino silane oligomer free of alkoxy group inits alpha omega position, a stable highly viscous amino siliconepolymeric fluid with viscosity of at least 50000 cps to up to 2 Mio cpsand an amine number of up to 0.12 and a stable highly viscousaminosilicone emulsion obtained thereof with particle size up to 150micron for variety of end use applications and its method of synthesissubstantially as hereindescribed and illustrated with reference to theaccompanying examples and figures.